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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-06-30
FreetoAll.

Everybody is invited to call ON g. M. Fisk.
the Jeweler in Leist's drug store, and have
their jeweiry cleaned and repolished the same
as when new, free of charge. Fine watch
work and hard soldering a specially. All
Work warranted and perfect satisfaction
u C.sM. FISK,
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Dress Making.

Mrs. Stout has moved to rooms over Geo.
H@hn's clothing store, where she is ready to
DO dress making and all manner of plain
sewing. She has new system for cutting.
elegant fashion books showing latest New
York and Paris fashions. Ladies, she in.
Vites you to call on her. Mtf
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D6-Large stock Of fruit jars, jell
glasses and cheap tumblers at Cary's.
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Rev. G. R. Dunbar is assisting Rev. 7. D.
Ingle in the tabernacle meeting at Liberty
Center. fr
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I9.Japanese and Chinese lantern
flags, etc., for 4th of July.
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season. F1rron Mn,sss sty tiiis
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New SIoIdings.

Mrs. s. E. French has just received stock
Of new styles of holdings, which she is SELL
ing at low prices. At
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-06-30

The Miller House is having good run OF
custom. 1t is hard to find a better hotel in
the great Northwest than the Miller.
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W. D. Henderson, of Liberty Center, has
been garnted pension. ....
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For Sale, Cheap.

House and lot near the center of town.
Large lot with an abundance of fruit. This
property will be offered at bargain.
If @. E. REYNOLDS, Land Agent.
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Mrs. ]. W. Boothman, of Bryan, who has
been the guest of Miss Alta Suydam for 6
few days, returned to her home Friday.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-06-30

r6rIf you get very dry, call at Cary
and get good lemonade.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-06-30

D. @. Emmell and wife, of Toledo, spent
Sunday in Napoleon.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-06-30

The follow who loafs around on the streets
oil day and goes home at night to wife,
mother or sister, who works hard to support
him, can tell you exactly what the country
needs to make it prosperous and what policy
. newspaper ought to pursue and the kind of
matter it should get up to make ii a glori-
Gus success.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-06-30

VIM. Reddersen left for Kansas Saturday
evening on further prospecting tour.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-06-30

1&rDr. Prices celebrated baking
powder, a strictly pure article.
CARV
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The Wabash Celebrates the Fourth OF
July With Low Rates.

As the Fourth of July, the Nations birth
day, is near at hand, and everyone thinking
where to spend the holiday, the advantages
offered by the Wabash Railway should not be
overlooked. Now is the time to make up ex-
cursion parties, and to enjoy holiday pleas
antly. The Fourth of July falls on Monday
this year, giving everyone two days of leisure,
and the Wabash Railway has made rate of
one fare for the round trip between all sta
tions north of Orland to stations south of
Edwardsville Junction, and vice versa, to
enable those who desire to take trip for
pleasure or recreation, to do SO cheaply. The
trip can be made without fatigue, as the
Coaches, Free Reclining Chair Cars and
Palace Sleeping Cars run on the Wabash are
of the latest pattern, and as easy and COM
Portable to ride in as can be imagined. Tick
cts will be on sale at all stations along the
Wabash Railway, July I'd, Cd and 4th, and
will be good for return passage up to and in
cluding July 9th, 1887.
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The strawberry crop this year was probably
the largest ever raised in Henry county.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-06-30

That there is no decadence in patriotism
is made manifest by the number of towns
and cities throughout the country that will hold
'.old- fashioned" Fourth of July celebrations.
The increased dimensions Of the cannon
cracker which this year has reached the size
Of aroIling-pin, is another conspicuous eyi-
dence that patriotism is not on the wane. II
is proper to state right here that Napoleon
proposes to outdo ell other towns and cities
in the way Of big celebration.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-06-30

Rev. John Bates will preach 4th of July
sermon on next Sabbath morning in the M
E. Church.
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Rev. Roberts, of Defiance, preached in the
M. E. Church here on last Sabbath.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-06-30

For the best Bologna in town go to Red
dersen & Westhoven. 2t
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Pohlman Bros. have the only steamsausage
manufactury in Henry county. If
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Most of the Henry county towns will cele-
brate the 4th this year. -
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For Sale at a Bargain.

If taken at once $500 will buy house and
lot in one of the most desirable parts Of Ma
poleon. Enquire at this Office. tt
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-06-30

Grim death has again visited our communi-
ty, his victim this time being Aquilla Augen-
stein, son Of DR.. J. Augenstein. He had
been sick for long time and died at his
home on Friday night, in the SD year of his
age. He leaves wife and three children.
The funeral took place on Sunday, Rev.
Donahey preaching the sermon.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-06-30

A. G. Smith and G. ]. Hickey, of Defiance
were in town last Wednesday, on a pleasure
trip.
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E. r COWDRICK.
POHLMANN'S LOCAL
Napoleon Boom.

we are not waiting for the boom to come
s ou' we are waiting for the trade in general
M ,rom the country as well as from the town of
"pUieon' tha % % be convinced where they can get
'ne oest meats for the least money.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-06-30

Bernstein, the One Price Clothier, has
a large assortment of Seersucker coats and
vests, and all kinds of other summer clothing
and suits for men and boys in great variety
and at reduced prices. Call on Bernstein
and save your money. It,,
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-06-30

.'Children's Day" services will be held at
the Evangelical Church next Sunday evening
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-06-30

Call on James w. Myers for your Luch on
the 4th. 3t
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Frank Wilson is home from college at
Kenyon.
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Fred Conrad, of Defiance, was down last
Tuesday and attended the Baldwin Theatre.
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The 10Th Regt. Band of Defiance will be
here on the 4th.
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Choate Post, Attention.

MoneytoI oan at 7 7percent.
Tyler& DonnelIy ,Att'yt
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Perry street was cleaned on Tuesday.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-06-30

The glorious Fourth at Napoleon.
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Bring us yonr hides and pelts; W. pay cts.
per pound for hides. Don't sell until you
see us. II PoHIMANN Bios.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-06-30

Findlay is to have a new post Office build
in
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-06-30

The July number of "Godey's Lady's
Book gives every evidence of new proprietor
ship in the new design for the cover, and q
more varied, and attractive table of contents.
The arrangement has been changed, new de-
partments added, and original designs furn-
ished which will greatly add to the household
value, and attractiveness of this favorite
periodical. Mrs. Croly makes her bow on
the front page, and the literary contents are
far above the average. Mrs. Louise Chand-
ler Moulton, Miss Marian O. L. Reeves, Miss
Kate Sanborn, Clinton Scollard, Sallie Brid-
ges Stebbins, Alice King Hamilton, Augusta
de Bubna and other well known writer's be-
ing among the contributors. Address, Gro
ly Publishing Company, Box n. H., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
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II. II. Fast, of Holgate, was in town Mon
dau
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The marriage Of Miss Belle Pugh and Mr..
Arthur 2. Bryan was solennized last Tues
day afternoon at o'clock, at the residence
of the BRIDES mother, in the presence of a
few invited guests and relatives of the con-
tracting parties. Rev. I. N. Thomas was the
officiating minister, and after sumptuous
dinner the newly welded pair departed on
the early evening train for their future home
at Liberty Center. The bride is so well and
favorably known to our people that any
words of commendation from us Is unneces-
sary. The groom, Mr.. Arthur Bryan, is en-
gagged in the mercantile business and occu-
pies high social position in the community
in which he lives. The bride received q num-
Der of elegant and costly PRESENTS lasting
mementoes Of the happy event land the we'll
wishes Of hosts Of friends will be hers
through the years to come. Otio,OG Sentinel.
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watermelons have made their appearance
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-06-30

Miss Kit Brodnix left last Wednesday for I
weeks visit with relatives in Defiance.
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Most of the wheat will be harvested this
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-06-30

Mail Agent VIII Connolly was in the city
Thursday.
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R. W. Cahill is visiting in Crawford coun.
ty.
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Napoleon has sixteen saloons.
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Thomas Parsons has been granted PEN
sion.
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Strawberry season is over.
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Mr.. Fred Greenwood, of Toledo, spent Sun
day in the city.
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Read Henry Meyers new advertisement.
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The wauseon Firemen will come to Napo-
leon on the 4th.
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The Wabash road brought to Toledo the
first car of new wheat on Saturday.
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Mr.. Joseph Scherer spent Sunday in Tole.
do
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The Baldwin Theatre 90. are stopping at
the Miller House.
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Cracked wheat is the dish of the day.
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For machine oils go to Bradley's
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Miss Emma Groschner is guest of Miss
bessie Neal, of Columbus.
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Capt. G. NJ. Wier, of Toledo, was in the
city last Tuesday afternoon.
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Big crop of timothy.

Big crop Of timothy.
Strawberry season is over.
Napoleon has sixteen saloons.
The glorious Fourth at Napoleon.
Perry street was cleaned on Tuesday.
Read Henry Meyers new advertisement
Watermelons have made their appearance.
Thomas Parsons has been granted PEN
sion.
Mail Agent Will Connolly was in the city
Thursday.
Mr.. Fred Greenwood, of Toledo, spent Sun
day in the city.
The Wauseon Firemen will come to Napo-
leon on the 4th. 'N.
The Baldwin Theatre Co. are stopping at
the Miller House.
Miss Emma Groschner is a guest of Miss
bessie Neal, of Columbus.
Capt. G. NJ. Wier, of Toledo, was in the
city last Tuesday afternoon.
Major Bunker has been made Lieut.. Col
onel of the 10th Reg't o. N. G.
The Wabash road brought to Toledo the
first car of new wheat on Saturday.
Miss Kit Brodnix left last Wednesday for a
weeks visit with relatives in Defiance.
Fred Conrad, of Defiance, was down last
Tuesday and attended the Baldwin Theatre.
''Children's Day" services will be held at
the Evangelical Church next Sunday evening.
A. G. Smith and G. ]. Hickey, of Defiance,
,,rorn IN, tnmr, Last Wednesday, ON a nleaSnre
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-06-30

Major Bunker has been made Lieut.. Col
onel of the 10th Reg't o. N. G.
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For machine oils go to Bradley's If
Cracked wheat is the dish of the day.
Mr.. Joseph Scherer spent Sunday in Tole-
do.
R. W. Cahill is visiting in Crawford coun-
ty.
Findlay is to have a new post Office build
ing.
II. II. Fast, of Holgate, was in town Mon
day.
Most of the wheat will be harvested this
week.
Frank Wilson is home from college at
Kenyon.
Call on James W. Myers for your Luch on
the 4th. 3t
The 10th Regt Band of Defiance will be
here on the 4th.
Most of the Henry county towns will cele-
brate the 4th this year. =
For the best Bologna in town 60 to Red
dersen & Westhoven. 2t
D. @. Emmell and wife, of Toledo, spent
Sunday in Napoleon.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-07-01
lsu..ia's Militia Force.

The militia III the Russian empire COM
uristx all able bodied men between 20 and
40 wears. whether they have performed
their service or have keen previously cx-
cmpt. 1t is divided into two bans ono OF
which may ln called ut ono" int" active
service, the other still acting as militia.
L: is divided into hatt.lionS and squad
rn,,s. and the number to lH ca!Is'l cat III
any time is fix"l by imwria! nl<:S". Only
an approximate" "stina'. of the effective
forces Of the entire l;,,,-i;'!, ARMY can iH'
made. On IL peace footing Russia ii able
to put into li,,. rom 10000" t" Soo.oo
men, or nearly twice as many n cltlicr
France ur Germany OF these 'oo,ooo
are infantry, divided int" 2s5 ln.taiion>
and :s95 batteries Of 1885 cani",'s. 10
this figure. to find the number on Il war
footing, must b. added 1.1OO.'n~ ut the
reserve and :.0OO,O0o Of the militia.
making $500. 900 men. This immense
force uf men is divided int" nineteen
arm: corps. san Francisco Chronicle.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-07-01
A Northern CALIFORNIA; Forest.

A Northern Californin Forest.
Here the trees, Of gigantic proportions,
grew in such close contignity that it
seemed battle for life through lack Of
space; and the trail followed narrowed
until horse and rider had barely room to
rs,ss between the trees. The Outspread-
ing branches, intcrlocktsl in incxtricable
cntanglement, formed u solid canopy Of
foliage, excluding sunshine and lightso
impenetrable that it was useless for me to
gazs. up toward the heavens, or even to
guess the time of tlay from the position of
the sun, on from any glinlmer t'f its rays.
Not carrying - watch. and accustomed tn
tell the time by the length Of tho
shadows, lst:a,nc anxious from my in
ability even to guess at the time If day,
and feared from the darkness Of my sur
ro,lndings that the sim must le descend
ing far toward the horizon. But after Il
couple of hours Of painfu! anxiety, | ut
length emerged from the dark. dense and
depressing forest, to find myself once
| more under the blue canopy vi a aalifor'
nj, sky. and tho sun with five hours left
to reach its resting place in the vest
Overland Monthly.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-07-01
Killing the Isacilli Ut Consu nnpti ion

Killing the lsacilli Of Consu MaptiOn.
The method (Bergeon's) has. up to the
present, been used upon about 100 cases
IN this city without any untoward effects.
10 far az known, except in one or two in
stances, one Of which was due to Il leaky
bag and another to incorrect administra-
tion.
1t is, perhaps, too soon to decide posi-
lively OH the therapeutic value Of tho new
method. but it seems, in the experience III
TINS city, to have the special quality of
diminishing night sweats and improving
the appetite.
III Bers'on's cases. the tritiing cx,xc-
'oratlons OF those apparently practically
cured continued to contain bacilli. This
lact may Ike taken both for all indication
mat the immediate danger in phthisis IS
less from the mcilli than from the septic
@na which they set up, and rs an il,li-
elt'on that this protective treatment
When successful. should not he liscon'
.,hued until the general healtliness Of
,ne TISSUES is sufficiently restored to resist
'ae 1"rther development and s;lstcnanct
inc bacillus tuberculosis. Pliladelphi;
POlyclinic.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-07-01
The Gems Now Morn.

.ancy sens arc no longer the rage.
Ia's "a eyes. except those in actual use by
I'e - cat: are not esteemed as If old. Tho
,d;eSahdrlt>'. ";s green by day and red by
aps msht, has dropped in price; pink pearls
as .r.e,' e''eapr, and spinets, star sapphircs.
ne.; Ia.,n sarncts. opals. turquoise, lapia
.ana. .snn. a?uamarines, jacinths. topaz.
,S ,analS diamonds and tourn,alinc arc
o,ona s' now than for many years. Rubies
. .,ioa are riding bull market. and they
pigeon blood hue.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-07-01
Tic Horse Not Intelligent,

1t always seemed to me that there was
u great deal Of superstition. | may say,
about the intelligence Of tho horse.
Sauntering up to an cxpress,nan at tho
corner Of Monroe and Dearborn streets
the other day said to him: ''How mucl,
does Il horse know IA horse, sir?''
he replied. "a hors. knows as much as
a man--iust exactly. My horse there
knows everything, just like II man. -
This is the way everybody talks who
owns a horse ~ who t:.ds horses. and It
all seems to Inc to b. nonsense.
have seen horses walk around q posi-
Until they had wound up tho bride and
then stuItd all day with their heads
bound down to lis: post because they
didn't have sense cnotigat ~ walk the
other way and unwind thu. bride. /
have seem them get a foot over the bridie.
when tied t" II ring in the pavement,
and then so into fits lH,a,,se they di.ln I
have sense enough, to lift their feet over
the bride again. I have seen them
prancc around in i. burning barn. with
their tails and names ~, fire. and burn t.
death, because they did not lave sense
enough to run out. Anybody can steal q
horse without any objection from thu
horse. A horse will stand and starve o.
freeze to death with nothing betwcc,
him and comfortable stall and plent,
of oats except an old door that he coult
kick down with one foot or that coult
he opened by removing pin with Iii
teeth. If this is Il high degree Of in
telligence, even for u brute. then all
lacking in that article myself. Com
pared with the dog, the elephant, " ever
the parrot. tho horse seems tn INC to IN.
perfect fx'l.-Chics,go Journal.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-07-01
Work Of Natures Scnlctur.

We arc accustomed to associate such
gigantic water carvings as the Colorado
canyon ana the niagara gorge with almost
lnconcelvaLlc periods of time, yet instan.
ces are numerous If the wearing from
the solid rock of gorges hundreds of feet
deep by two or three centuries only Of
work. Lyell mentions the case Of tho
Simeto, in Sicily. which had been damned
BY lavas III 1905. In two and II half
centuries it had excavated channel fifty
to several hundred feet deep, and in some
parts forty to fifty feet wide. although the
rock Is hard fas:,lt. He. also describes
gorge in deco,npts.sl rock. near Mill
cdgevillc, Ga.. that was Mt first mud
crack q yard deep, h,t.wl,icl,. in twenty
years. was 800 yards long. twenty to 1850
feet wide and tifty-five feet deep; and
Liais Describes 81 similar gorge, Of twice
the length, in Brazil. made in forty years.
But it is in the low lands bordering
rivers that the flood artist finds the plas-
tic material that may M nodded with
each passing season. With high water
tho streams rapidly wear into earthly
banks, commencing new bends or cutting
Oft old ones, and even opening new cham
nels for discharge. The great and turbu-
lent Hoang-Ho is noted for its tlevasta-
tions. says Dana. In 1880 it cmptie<l
into the Yellow sea; now this mouth is
dry, and it has new channel opening to
the Gulf of Pechele, nearly 800 miles
north Of its former outlet. and it departed
from the old channel more than this dis
tance from the coast. This is the last of
MANY changes, hack and forth, recorded
by the Chinese during tho Ia,st 5000
years. -Arkans,sw Traveller.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-07-01
A COMPARISON.
-. .o,, art like, dear,

..x via. think s you ~: art s1.se, Like; DEAR
"; :; .'.s ;'st Z e sss 'S' beautiful face
,ho, art like to rose. at"F'
sbsll say ,ar sre each rose has its thorn:
Ah, 20, .ti ,',o,, ort like to star, deaF'
shall say 'si ", sorsake rs at dawn!
" .,o,, ort like to q picture:
shal say ~ :s too easily n,arred! ,~.
ApictuIrv. .bo, art like to GEM deas'
sn;'' - 49, s'} Tor ,r gem is too ''rd'
.,...,. shonld soy thou art like, dearS
wnat dost t1.a. tn,ns The fair skies abovcs
The s''nsn.n,r an,v one thing is thine equal,
10 there's ono tho, art like--that is love:
one thing '''' " M. H." in Frank I'eslie'a
The Dillon tribune., 1887-07-01
Flesh Eating COthns.

The ancient Roman coffin according 70
plinv. WA, generally Of stone; IN some
c,s..s it was Of Il peculiar kind Of stone:
which was claimed to have the faculty OF
,;cs,royi,,y the entire body with the ex-
,..n,;on ,I tho teeth. in forty days Hence
,hr nnu. ..$,roplagus, literally mean
;nr flesh cater. The stone Is no" sup
,o.sI ms to have hen species OF limestone
--Arkansaw Traveller.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-07-01
NOTICE.

Par,ic, who have taken slabs from
Ni,ch Creek Saw mill. are requested to
come Sorwara and settle with NJ. +. kHk'
patrick.